FBI probes McVeigh ties in Kingman Arizona motel stay
The FBI focuses on Kingman Arizona as investigators question locals and search motel rooms inch by inch to trace Timothy McVeigh funds and movements. McVeigh stayed at the Imperial Motel for nearly two weeks before appearing in Kansas. Kingman, a desert city of 31,000 on I 40, has become a secondary focus of the inquiry.
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Police question man in Santa Monica linked to John Doe No 2
Police in Santa Monica announced the FBI is questioning a 24 year old man detained on auto theft charges who closely resembles the FBI composite of John Doe No 2 seen at the bombing scene with McVeigh. Police chief James T Butts says there is no other link to the bombing.
Vietnam seeks to forge ties with U S
Ho Chi Minh City leaders and Hanoi officials mark the 20th anniversary of Vietnam’s victory over South Vietnam while stressing reconciliation with the United States and continued free market reforms. Prime Minister Vo Van Kiet urged focusing on the future and international cooperation for peace and development. The Ho Chi Minh City mayor echoed that reunification does not imply anti Americanism as differing sentiments surface about the war’s legacy.
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Weather bulletin shows showers and temps in 50s
The report notes showers likely with a high near 56 and a low around TGESBAY. Wednesday brings partly sunny and pleasant conditions with a high near 55 and a low near 40. A warmer trend is expected with increasing clouds and a chance of showers reaching a high around 67.
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NRA letter accused of endorsing murder in gun debate
Senator Carl Levin urged the National Rifle Association to retract a fund raising letter that claimed Clinton administration authority to murder law abiding citizens. The six page missive criticizes Feinstein Kennedy Schumer and Owens and cites Waco and Ruby Ridge while alleging federal agents would attack citizens. NRA officials said they would comment later.
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Man who buried puppies alive sentenced to four months in jail
Robert Hominghous of Oakland Park receives four months in jail and five years probation for animal cruelty after burying nine puppies alive. He is barred from owning dogs or cats, must pay a $1000 fine, and undergo psychological testing, amid national backlash and thousands of hate letters.
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Rebels shoot down plane in Sri Lanka war
Tamil rebels downed an air force plane with a surface to air missile in northern Sri Lanka killing at least 52 people. The incident, the second attack at the same airstrip in two days, highlights the air force’s vulnerability during the 12 year ethnic conflict.
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Jaffna
Over the Counter Pepcid AC Clears FDA H2 Drug Path
The FDA cleared Pepcid AC 10 mg for non prescription sale to people 16 and older for occasional heartburn indigestion and sour stomach marking the first OTC approval in the H2 antagonist class. Pepcid AC reduces acid secretion and competes with prescription Pepcid used since 1986 to treat ulcers and related GI conditions.
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Wives trek to Iraq to seek release of two Americans
Linda Barloon, 37, and Kath Dahbert, 39, travel across the desert toward Baghdad to appeal for their husbands William Barloon and David Daliberti. Authorities have not indicated any prospect of release as the men face prison terms after being captured near the Kuwait border on March 13.
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Evidence-eating suspect dies choking on fifty dollar bill
An unidentified man who robbed a Buffalo market choked after swallowing a $50 bill he ingested to conceal evidence. Autopsy ruled accidental asphyxiation. Police identified the suspect with officials noting the incident followed the supermarket attack. The body was pronounced dead at Ene Couns Medical Center.
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